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President Biden took a big step to aid those who have lost their jobs during the pandemic and their employer-sponsored…
Remember when Sen. Susan Collins, Maine’s moderate Republican, predicated her vote for the Senate tax bill that included the repeal…
The fourth open enrollment season of the Affordable Care Act – for coverage in 2017 – begins on Nov. 1. Here…
Medicare Advantage enrollment is soaring, defying expectations after $150 billion in spending cuts over a decade that were part of…
About 25 Washington, D.C., area journalists met on Sept. 30 to learn about how the Affordable Care Act was affecting…
We’ve put up a tip sheet and written about the King v. Burwell case, but now that the ruling is…
The first day of Health Journalism 2015 featured a session “The ACA: Will it survive? And how to cover it…
The Washington, D.C., chapter of the Association of Health Care Journalists had a session last week about the upcoming King v.…
Back when states were deciding whether to run their own exchanges or let the feds do it, they also had…
By now you have heard of “Dentalgate.” The administration, twice, released ACA enrollment numbers this fall that included nearly 400,000…